Rule The World wins Grand Nationalpublished at 17:36 British Summer Time 9 April 2016
Winning trainer Mouse Morris adds the Grand National to the Irish Grand National he won with Rogue Angel in March.
Summary
33-1 shot Rule The World wins 169th National
Ridden by David Mullins, 19, and trained by Mouse Morris
2nd: The Last Samuri 8-1; 3rd: Vic's Canvas 100-1; 4th: Gilgamboa 28-1
16 finishers, all 39 horses return safely
Rule The World wins Grand Nationalpublished at 17:36 British Summer Time 9 April 2016
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BBC Radio 5 LiveKim Bailey, trainer of Last Samuri: "What a great run, he jumped phenomenally well. Sadly there is only one place to be, I hate being second, I am just so proud of the horse."
Rule The World wins the Grand Nationalpublished at 17:33 British Summer Time 9 April 2016
This is a hugely emotional win for trainer Mouse Morris whose son Christopher died while travelling in Argentina last year.
He is speaking to television now and refers immediately to his son looking down on him from up above.
'It all went to plan'published at 17:31 British Summer Time 9 April 2016
Winning jockey David Mullins: "It's unbelievable. I couldn't expect things to have gone any better, it all went to plan. I'm very grateful for being given the chance to ride this horse."
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Luke Harvey
Former National Hunt jockey on BBC Radio 5 live"What a peach. I promise you, Rule the World hardly looks like he has had a race. An extraordinary race."
Resultpublished at 17:29 British Summer Time 9 April 2016
1 Rule The World (D J Mullins) 33-1
2 The Last Samuri (D Bass) 8-1 Jt Fav
3 Vics Canvas (R T Dunne) 100-1
4 Gilgamboa (R M Power) 28-1
5 Goonyella (J Burke) 12-1
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John Hunt
BBC Radio 5 live horse racing commentator"What an a astonishing finish."
Rule The World wins the Grand Nationalpublished at 17:27 British Summer Time 9 April 2016
A brilliant ride from jockey David Mullins who showed up on the scene at just the right time.
A winner for owners Gigginstown Stud and trainer Mouse Morris.
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The Last Samuri is being challenged by Rule The World!
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Vic's Canvas is sat in second over the last, Gilgamboa chasing hard. But it is still The Last Samuri.
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Last Samuri looking strong, plenty of loose horses running around the leader.
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Many Clouds and The Last Samuri together at Canal Turn, eyeing each other up.
Many Clouds makes a big mistake three from home. Last Samuri on his own in front.
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Double Ross. Pulled up. You're not winning any money on that.
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Aachen is also pulled up, at fence 26.
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Black Thunder, Soll and The Druids Nephew are pulled up. The heavy ground is taking its toll on the field as we reach fence 23.
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Plenty with chances still. But it is joint favourites Many Clouds and Last Samuri who are contesting the lead.
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Gallant Oscar and Ballynagour both throw off their jockey around fences 19 and 20.
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Many Clouds makes his first appearance at the front, sitting on the inside of leader Saint Are. Eleven to jump as Many Clouds hits the front.
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Luke Harvey
Former National Hunt jockey on BBC Radio 5 live"Many Clouds is in position A."
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Over the 16th we go Saint Are still in front with Goonyella and Morning Assembly massing just behind.
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